Coming to a Close

We've been harvesting like crazy all summer!

Registration is now closed but we will continue to harvest into the fall months.  

We had the opportunity to harvest our first cherry tree this year, which was a great and delicious experience!

We've also been busy in the kitchen, making delicious preserves such as Cherry Jam, Apple Chutney, Apple Sauce and of course Apple Crisp. 

Stay tuned for our final tree count and more pictures from the season. 

It’s That Time of Year!

Fruit for Thought is pleased to announce that we are once again accepting trees!

We will do our absolute best to harvest all registered trees, but based on demand this may not be possible, harvesting dates will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.  

Please click on the Register a Tree tab above.

Thank you!  We appreciate your donation!

Spring is in the Air!

Hello All!

We've had a busy winter here at Fruit for Thought!  You may have noticed us out and about in the community, recruiting volunteers and raising awareness for the upcoming harvest season!

U of R Volunteer Fair - We recuirted 25 volunteers and awarded some lucky winnners preserves from last summer's harvest!

Seedy Saturday - We recruited 20 volunteers!

We also attended the launch of Regina's Edible Campus and the RPIRG Green Patch - a new community garden on campus!  For more information on this inniatiave please visit: http://rpirg.org/events-projects/reginas-edible-campus/.  Congratulations to Fruit for Thought volunteer Naomi Beingessner on her new role as Garden Coordinator for the Green Patch!.

We're preparing for the upcoming season, and have a number of exicting events on the horizon, so stay tuned!